See Hear - McCartney, Tania
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Smile Cry's Piglet, Bunny and Cat return in a sensory adventure that encourages young readers to engage with the world around them. From watching 'squiggly rain' on a window to pointing out 'heavenly horses' in the clouds, See Hear invites us to open our eyes and ears to the everyday magic that surrounds us. Will delight anyone age 3 and upwards.

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Smile Cry's Piglet, Bunny and Cat return in a sensory adventure that encourages young readers to engage with the world around them. From watching 'squiggly rain' on a window to pointing out 'heavenly horses' in the clouds, See Hear invites us to open our eyes and ears to the everyday magic that surrounds us. Will delight anyone age 3 and upwards.
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Autorenporträt
Tania McCartney is an author, editor, reviewer and features writer. She has been writing professionally for over 25 years and has almost a thousand articles and reviews in print and online. Passionate about literacy, Tania founded the highly regarded children’s literature website Kids’ Book Review and the 52-Week Illustration Challenge, and is an ambassador for the Australian National Year of Reading 2012. She has spent many years presenting and speaking on reading, books and writing. Her previous book with Tina Snerling was the bestselling An Aussie Year. Tania is also the author of the very successful Beijing Tai Tai. Described as ‘The Eat, Pray, Love for mothers’, this is her account of the four years she spent living in China’s capital. Tania has also lived in Paris and London, and currently lives in Canberra with her husband and two kids, and a mountain of books. Jess Racklyeft works with a medley of materials including watercolours, paints and digital bits and pieces. She was selected for Luerzer's Archive 200 Best Illustrators of the World 2013/2014 and the Etsy Design Awards, and has been a finalist in the Kids' Book Review Illustration Competition. Along with creating picture books, Jess works with Australian card companies, US-based agency Astound, and sells prints through markets and bookshops. She is involved in Illustrators Australia and writes for their magazine Outline. In her spare time, she creates paintings in conjunction with her young daughter.